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Planning and Design for Resiliency Jonathan Hammond AIA, LEED AP & Bruce Playle, AIA Yuba County Sheriff Office Case Study: Resilient Remodel 1986 Yuba-Sutter Flood Inland lake resulting from projected Sacramento Valley Superflood

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Planning and Design for Resiliency

Jonathan Hammond AIA, LEED AP & Bruce Playle, AIA

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Case Study: Resilient Remodel Yuba County Sheriff Office

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1986 Yuba-Sutter Flood

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Inland lake resulting from projected Sacramento Valley Superflood

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View from Yuba River levee, 14’ flood stage…

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Elevated Infrastructure

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Designing for local climate and achieving ZNE helps end the CO2 amplifying feedback loop.

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Indigo’s new office extracts energy from its Environment so a small PV array can achie ZNE

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Natural light all day every day Natural light from small distributed sky lights keep the lights off all day

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Sac Valley climate map

Sacramento River Delta has strong sea breeze from Golden Gate - lowers night time temp to 50 degrees F.

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Lovers automatically

pen bring in cool

night air. This cools the mass of the building, providing radiant cooling during the day.

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Concrete floors, plaster walls and water thermal mass moderate temperature

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R-40 straw bales insulate the thermal mass creating “flywheel” effect.

Straw bale construction

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The result!

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Zero Net Energy With an EUI of 3.6 Kw/sq ft/yr this building uses 75% less energy than the average office building so a small PV array < ¼ of floor allows us toeasily achieve ZNE.

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